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Parker QN1N-AUN

Finite Q-Series series filter element

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Parker QN1N-AUN specifications

The Parker QN1N-AUN is a 3µm activated carbon filter element.

Physical fit

Outer Diameter (O.D.)
Not yet verified from an OEM source
Inner Diameter (I.D.)
Not yet verified from an OEM source
Overall Length
Not yet verified from an OEM source
Micron Rating
3µmOEM-published
Seal Material
Not yet verified from an OEM source
Connection / Thread
NPTOEM-published

Performance: Parker published values

These are Parker's own published numbers. Performance specs differ by brand and are never inherited across cross-references.

Efficiency
99%
Media Type
Activated CarbonSteel housing
Max Operating Pressure
125 PSI
Operating Temperature
Up to 125°F
Series
Finite Q-Series

About the Parker QN1N-AUN

1/4 NPT ADSORBER HSG.

Application & Compatibility

The PARKER QN1N-AUN is designed for use in industrial filtration applications. Rated at 3µm.

Frequently Asked Questions

What micron rating is the Parker QN1N-AUN?

The Parker QN1N-AUN has a 3µm micron rating with activated carbon filter media.

What is the operating temperature range for the Parker QN1N-AUN?

The Parker QN1N-AUN is rated for Up to 125°F.

How this entry is verified

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